TheFinnFan
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Finnish instrument touched that comet first....
SO IT'S OURS... WE CLAIM IT
SO IT'S OURS... WE CLAIM IT
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- Thread starter rascal
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EFCNIK
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Russia says pipe down it's theirs. You surrendered it instantly.
TheFinnFan
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ITS OURS AND ILL STEER IT ON PUTINS KNOB
Professor Toffee
On and on, over the hill and the craic is good
the Ferrero comet cluster, beautiful
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Sounds better than CP gobblygook that they called it, give you that.
Professor Toffee
On and on, over the hill and the craic is good
It really is fantastic, science fact is catching up on science fiction
They haven't found Mel Gibson on the comet yet!
rascal
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It really is fantastic, science fact is catching up on science fiction
They haven't found Mel Gibson on the comet yet!
I'm just thinking about the potential of mining asteroids and in situ resource utilisation
Professor Toffee
On and on, over the hill and the craic is good
Let's do it and get the license for all alcohol sales on asteroids and cometsI'm just thinking about the potential of mining asteroids and in situ resource utilisation
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
I'm just thinking about the potential of mining asteroids and in situ resource utilisation
Im just thinking it would have been good if they fitted the box thing with thrusters or something and tried to steer the thing.
Hang on, it must have a engine ffs! Or did it just float to it?
Nah, must have jets or something. Should try them I reckon.
rascal
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roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Was discussing that earlier. I reckon it tops the moon landings in terms of technology/engineering/brainwork, but obviously not in the resonance/symbolism stakes.
Its difficult to think of something as impressive really. Perhaps the Voyager missions in their complexity, and success, cos they are still travelling outside of the solar system, and could still transmit if/when they get to something worth taking a photo of.
But landing a fridge on a titchy lump of rock, 10 years away, using technology that is 10 years old, takes some doing. Like a laptop that is 10 years old probably wouldnt even work today. It certainly wouldnt be able to hook up to a modern wifi connection.
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